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Sweeping modern exterior of the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation.
Alvaro Keding/© AMNH

Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation

Hailed internationally as a soaring architectural achievement, and housing world-class scientific research facilities, next-generation classrooms, and innovative exhibitions, the Museum’s highly anticipated Gilder Center will open to the public on May 4, 2023. 

Extinct Weasel Relative Likely Ate Meat With a Side of Veggies New research on an extinct weasel relative reveals what it might have eaten when it was alive about 20 million years ago. February 22, 2019 The American Museum of Natural History Announces T. rex: The Ultimate Predator New exhibition explores the life history, remarkable abilities, and ancient relatives of Tyrannosaurus rex. January 7, 2019 Cardinals Living in Adjacent Deserts are Sharply Distinct in Genetics and Song New research investigates whether dialect differences might indicate new species. December 14, 2018 Haa’yuups, Renowned Nuu-chah-nulth Artist and Cultural Historian, Named Co-Curator in Restoration of Historic Northwest Coast Hall Nuu-chah-nulth artist and cultural historian Haa’yuups appointed as co-curator of the multi-year Northwest Coast Hall update. October 15, 2018 Live Butterflies Return to Enchant Visitors The Butterfly Conservatory: Tropical Butterflies Alive in Winter returns to the American Museum of Natural History. September 14, 2018 Study Illuminates Genes Behind Beautiful "Glow" of Bermuda Fireworms New research finds unique enzyme powers bioluminescent fireworms’ mating swarm. August 8, 2018 American Museum of Natural History Unveils Updated Climate Change Content in Hall of Planet Earth Comprehensive update of climate change exhibit features media wall and interactives based on latest scientific data. July 2, 2018 Study Signals Dramatic Change in the Way Ancient Diets are Calculated New research on plant-eating mammals finds key value in carbon isotope analyses is not constant, changes with body size. June 27, 2018 Five New Species of Snail-sucking Snakes Discovered New AMNH-led research discovers five new species of snail-sucking snakes in Ecuador and Peru. June 14, 2018 Researchers Build Most Comprehensive Tree of Life for Malaria Parasites A new study led by the American Museum of Natural History puts forth the most comprehensive tree of life for malaria parasites to... May 23, 2018 First an Alga, Then a Squid, Enigmatic Fossil is Actually a Fish A fossil slab discovered in Kansas 70 years ago and twice misidentified—first as a green alga and then as a cephalopod—has been reinterpreted... April 16, 2018 Unseen Oceans Opens at the American Museum of Natural History In the American Museum of Natural History’s new exhibition Unseen Oceans, visitors will embark on a journey that takes them from... March 12, 2018
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